Although mother Paris may have been surprised by Veenezuela Fury’s shock engagement at her 16th birthday party, she is now going all in to make her daughter’s wedding the biggest and best it can be.
Venezuela Fury was left stunned after her boyfriend dropped to one knee during her 16th birthday party and popped the question. But if the 16-year-old was surprised by the gesture, then mum Paris was even more astonished by Noah Price’s out-of-the-blue proposal.
The mother-of-seven is famous for keeping her cool, but later admitted she was “in shock” at the engagement. However, now the dust has settled, sources exclusively tell OK! that Paris is already looking forward to planning a lavish, no-expense-spared wedding.
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Paris was shocked when the engagement took place, but according to our insider, she is thrilled and excited about the wedding. They “are throwing everything at it,” they claim. They don’t act in a coma, and their family is everything.
Despite Venezuela’s age, mum Paris, 35, and dad, Tyson, 37, are said to be unfazed by the prospect of their eldest daughter tying the knot. Marrying young is common practice within the traveller community and Paris herself was just 19 when she wed 21-year-old Tyson back in 2008. And as fans of the family’s hit Netflix reality show, At Home With The Furys, will know, Paris and her clan don’t really ‘do’ understated.
Our source claims that Paris wants to showcase the kind of party she can throw together. They don’t care what other people think, and it’s going to be the biggest event. They are unconcerned about whether people believe it to be overdone, tacky, or that they have spent too much on it. She wants the best and most glamorous knees-ups possible with the utmost glitz and glamour.
Venezuela and Noah can legally tie the knot when she turns 18; however, our insider says the couple won’t wait. According to our source, “they’re from the traveller community, and that’s how they do things,” and that’s how they encourage young people to get married and maintain their relationships with their parents, just like Paris did with Tyson.
She was raised in Paris, and she met Tyson when she was a young woman. It is a combination of family and cultural tradition. They are happy as long as Venezuela is happy, they are happy regardless of what others say.
Paris has previously expressed her hopes for the future of her eldest daughter. In 2023, she declared, “I want her to do whatever makes her happy.” I’d be proud of Venezuela if she pursued a business career. She continued, “I’d support her if she wants to have a partner in life and marry young.”
Little is known about up-and-coming boxer Noah’s background, although he is believed to be a little older than his new fiancée, who has 212k Instagram followers and a burgeoning social media career. The outspoken teen was a hit with viewers when At Home With The Furys first launched two years ago, with fans lapping up her fiery exchanges with mum Paris.
In one heated moment, when asked about her career plans, she memorably said she just wanted to “sit at home”, adding, “Being deadly serious now, I don’t have a plan. I don’t want to do anything, from the bottom of my heart.” During another spat, Paris branded her daughter “a privileged little brat” after she confessed she planned to “sponge off” the family’s fortune.
Venezuela, who still resides in her parents’ £1.7 million home in Morecambe, Lancs, has also engaged in conflict with her heavyweight boxing father, who forbids her from wearing short skirts, OTT makeup, and false eyelashes. She famously said, “Strict parents raise sneaky kids.”
Paris previously told OK! about the difficulties of parenting. No one has the ideal parenting solution, according to the magazine “Nobody’s Got It.” Only the way I go about doing things actually works for us.
Fans divided after Venezuela’s engagement video went viral, with many claiming that she was too young to settle down. However, her devoted father showed up to support her and clap back at the critics by sharing a clip about how marriage convention has changed over the years.
“Five hundred years ago, people got married at the age of 18 and lived together until death.” The voiceover for the video said that today, couples wait until 30 to get married and get divorced within three years.
In fact, Venezuela seems to be very much following in her parents’ footsteps. They first met when Paris was 15 and Tyson was 17 at a mutual friend’s wedding and began dating a year later.
In Doncaster, South Yorkshire, the couple wed in 2008 at St. Peter-in-Chains Catholic Church. And they have since recited their vows twice: once in New York in April 2013 and once more in the South of France in August.
Paris, who has three daughters and four sons with her husband, believes getting hitched early is a key component of their success after sharing the details of their 16-year marriage.
We met when we were young, and we fell in love, which is really heartfelt, she said, “but I think that’s what really helps.” My mother would say, “You’ll sort it out because you love one another,” if she saw our argument.
Wechatting is important, they say. Even if it’s about things I don’t like, I’ll listen to him talk about anything. And he understands my complaints. It’s crucial to have each other’s back when you’re fighting back against each other. I have no doubts that he will be there if I need him.
Let’s hope that Noah and Venezuela share a similar strong bond.
Source: Mirror
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